Mittelschwere Noten von Southern Music Company

Morton Goulds Vertonung von JINGLE BELLS erinnert an die leisen Geräusche eines Pferdeschlittens, der durch den frisch gefallenen Schnee fährt. Goulds Vertonung beginnt leise, als ob sich der Schlitte...

Though lesser known than some Christmas melodies, this stately original melody by Yon is rather remarkable in its elegant beauty, and sounds timeless and enchantingly ancient. This arrangement begins...

Like other sets in Jim Mahaffey's 'Ten-Minute' series for jazz ensemble, these three unison warmups can be performed by your group in a 10-minute warmup at the beginning of your rehearsal. Each sectio...

Long, Long Ago: Fantasie' (Lang, lang, ist's her') is a wonderful selection for the advancing player looking for a contest or recital piece that offers four progressive variations with distinctly cont...

This fun piece for the advancing bass trombonist offers players the opportunity to stretch into both the low and higher register and is a wonderful selection for recital or contest.

This beautiful reverie for euphonium and piano begins with a ephemeral interplay between the soloist and piano that, with the constantly changing meter, suggests no pulse, but creates a constant sense...

Composed in the summer of 1984, Yorkshire Ballad was premiered at the Kansas Bandmasters Association Convention by Claude T. Smith and the Kansan Intercollegiate Band. Since its publication, it has be...

A single movement contest solo for marimba written in the style of a minuet.

This intermediate to advanced mallet solo features shifting accents over a 'perpetual motion' sixteenth note pulse in the opening and closing sections. A more lyrical Adagio middle section employs rol...

Originally written by Handel for violin and continuo (HWV 370), this edition has been arranged by Linda Maxey for marimba solo with piano accompaniment.

An original two movement duo for marimbas by Boston Symphony Orchestra percussioinist Thomas Gauger.

The Sonata No. 1 for timpani and piano contains three movements which explore in-depth the melodic and rhythmic possibilities of the timpani. Used four drums.

A three movement timpani solo full of drive and intensity, this piece requires four drums. Parts of the music allow the player to use their fingertips rather than mallets.

Was composed at the request of saxophonists Lawrence Gwozdz and Harry White in honor of the 80th birthday of Sigurd Rascher. The duo premeried the work at a surprise informal concert at the Rascher ho...

Dedicated to the Lexington Trio, Walter Hartley's Concertino is among the prolific composer's most performed works. Versions for trio accompanied by both piano and band are available from the publishe...

This fantazia by Orlando Gibbons (1583-1625) has been arranged for saxophone quartet (SATB) by Fred Hemke and is part of the Hemke saxophone series.

A beautiful arrangement of one of Bach's most well-down melodies written as a quartet. Versions by Richard Thurston available from the publisher for other instrument quartets include: Flute, Clarinet,...

Albert Franz Doppler (1821 - 1883) was a flute virtuoso and a composer best known for his flute music. Taught by his composer and oboist father, Joseph, Franz made his Vienna debut as a flutist at the...

A quartet for flute by the early 19th century German composer and flute pedogogue, Heinrich Soussmann.

One of Handel's most popular piece, it is an air with variations arranged for four flutes or a flute choir.

Originally scored for two oboes and English horn, Beethoven's Trio Op. 87 has long been one of the composer's most popular works. This arrangement for clarinet trio by Donald Bierschenk of the 1st mov...

Originally scored for two oboes and English horn, Beethoven's Trio Op. 87 has long been one of the composer's most popular works. This edition by Albert Andraud expresses the French romantic tradition...